Gosaikunda Short Trek

Trip Highlights:

• A short, moderate and outstanding trekking in Langtang region of Nepal
• Sightseeing of Kathmandu city
• Acceptable for any level of trekkers
• Amazing aspects of snow-capped mountains
• Rich cultural tradition of Tamang and Yolmo Sherpa folks and their art forms sketch in wood art of windows
• Festivals dance and isolated and old weaving traditions
• Langur monkeys and opaque forest of pine and rhododendron trees that flower in spring
• Yak cheese factory
• Antique Buddhist monasteries and a divine and a pilgrimage Gosainkunda Lake

Numerous outlanders pick Gosaikunda Trek as one of their trekking spots during traveling to Nepal. Gosaikunda Lake is one of the uttermost notable spiritual and pilgrimage spots of Nepal. It based at a height of 4,380 m and ringed by peaks in Langtang National Park in Rasuwa District. Gosaikunda also indicated as Gosainkunda, are a lofty freshwater lake and a Ramsar spot which means a marshland spot.

The leading allurement of this trek is the mysterious 108 berg lakes, small to medium in size that is spread over the Gosaikunda region circled by Himalayas territory, miscellaneous snow-capped mountains which are circled by Langtang and Helambu, amusing forest, charming scenario, and dense wild nature.

This trek grants an excuse to delve into the suburb, to climb small peaks and to visit ice floe at an adequately low ascent.

Gosaikunda Lake myth

One of the divine lake placed in Himalaya which is correlated to God Shiva. The superstition tale about Gosaikunda Lake linked with God Shiva when he consumed the Kalkut venom which was taken from the glance of the ocean. And then he perceives severe burn and kept the venom in the neck and run over the Himalaya. As he arrived at Gosaikunda, he bumps the ground with spear where he conceives the lakes. More than hundreds of lakes are there over this region which was understood to be envisioned by god Shiva.

Health & Fitness:

Gosaikunda Short Trek is moderate and demanding kind of trek where desirous trekkers take part in it. They must have the capacity to walk for 4-7 hours a day. Trekking to the high elevation is more difficult than the low elevation.

To success, the trip one must have the good condition of health, average physical condition, desirous, confident, bravery, and a positive attitude.

If one has previous hiking experience or exercising habits then that will be merit for your trek. Besides from this, if one has some health issues such as lung, heart, and other diseases; it is better to discuss with your doctor before booking the trip.

When to go?

For Trekking, to the high elevation, we must be familiar with the weather condition. Autumn from September-November and spring from March-May is the finest period of time for trekking in the Himalayas. Trekking in summer and Monsoon from June-August is anxious by rain so it will be crucial or risky. Instead, form this one can trek in winter but coldness could be most nasty for many trekkers.